Reversing the Trend

Posted on November 24th, 2009 by Gal Baras in Global Village, Personal Growth
Tags: beliefs, change, choice, empowerment, global community, Personal Growth, priorities | No Comments

You know, lots of people follow trends. So much so that trendy gadgets, fashion, language and behavior are no longer questioned by many. They are simply followed, as if they were some force of nature.

This video blew my mind when I saw it. It demonstrates in a symbolic way what each and every one of us should be doing in order to reverse some of the bad trends in our society and create a better environment for everybody.

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Which way do you read the script of your life?

 

Switch

Posted on March 17th, 2009 by Gal Baras in Personal Growth, Relationships
Tags: Behavior, change, Emotional Intelligence, how to, personal development, Personal Growth, relationships, self confidence, self improvement | 4 Comments

If you are like me, you often find yourself in an undesirable mental state, like panic, rage or regret. Having this strong emotion for a long time can create the wrong outcome for you, so you want to stop it, to break out of it, but how?

Source: http://www.ronitbaras.com/index.php/emotional-intelligence/personal-development-c/switch/

 

I’m OK, You’re OK!

Posted on October 28th, 2008 by Ronit Baras in Personal Growth
Tags: acceptance, beliefs, change, Emotional Intelligence, failure, fear, focus, happiness, happy, Learning, love, relationships, self confidence, self esteem, self worth, success | 3 Comments

A very common human expression is “I wish I could go back in time and change something.Then my life would be different. I wish I could have a second chance”. Let’s explore this a bit, shall we?

 

Make This World a Better Place

Posted on October 27th, 2008 by Ronit Baras in Global Village, Personal Growth
Tags: beliefs, change, education, Emotional Intelligence, focus, goals, happiness, happy, how to, personal development, Personal Growth, purpose, self improvement, values | No Comments

It’s looking around the world, at what is happening with starving people and violence, which makes me feel small and helpless sometimes. I can remember thinking about it ever since I was 15 years old, like Atlas, carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders. I wrote poetry, listened to Joan Baez and wrote John Lennon’s words of “Imagine” on my notebooks.